Assistant.to - Your Personal Scheduling Assistant You may need to open a new Gmail window for the extension to appear for the first time. Also, please keep in mind Assistant.to can schedule meetings between you & one other person (group scheduling is not available). Please follow the steps below for a tutorial. Open a new or existing email & tell Assistant.to the length and location of your meeting. Click, hold, and drag downwards to create time slots when you'd be willing to meet. Assistant.to will insert those times into your email & monitor your calendar to make sure there are no double bookings. Once your recipient clicks on a time, Assistant.to will schedule the meeting, notify you, and send you both calendar invites.
How To Run Meetings That Get Results: Lessons From The Pentagon Don’t you love meetings? Especially the ones that go on forever and result in nothing productive? Unfortunately, this sad state of affairs is all too prevalent in organizations. I encountered my first example of a well-run meeting when I was a young lieutenant in Germany. Later in my career, I remembered those meetings and vowed never to waste my folks’ time with unnecessary meetings—and when I did have them, to make them count. The process I used at the Pentagon tapped into a need for military and civilian “action officers” to actually take some action and do their jobs. Here’s what I did: Before the Meeting Determine the specific outcome or set of outcomes you want to achieve. During the Meeting Introduce the meeting’s host (if other than you) at the start of the meeting and welcome the participants.Right up front state the purpose and desired outcome(s) at the beginning of the meeting.If applicable, go over action items from previous meetings. After the Meeting
Converting a WordPress Site to Joomla This tutorial will show you how to move an existing WordPress site over to Joomla. This will work for many WordPress versions up to 3 and will work for Joomla 1.5. Get Your WordPress Database Details You'll need to go into your WordPress files and access wp-config.php. Open that file and you'll need to make note of the following details from the file: Database nameDatabase userDatabase passwordDatabase hostDatabase prefix Enter Your WordPress Database Details Go back to your Joomla site and go to Extensions > JConvertor > Global Configuration and enter the database infomartion you just collected: Starting the Conversion When that data is in place, click Save and then click Start Conversion! You'll now see a screen like the one below. Check Your Data Now you can go to your Article Manager, Category Manager and User Manager to make sure that all the data has been imported successfully:
Changing the position of the heading/title words If you read the article, you would find that the instructions explain that the information regarding the header is found in the header.php template file. To change the placement of the different lines of text within the header, open the style.css file within your Theme and look for references to header, h1, and headerimg and any other CSS references found within your header.php template file within the header section. Various ways to change the "look" of the header is covered in the article in the section on Styling the Header, which looks at your CSS and shows you some examples. To change the position, you can use a variety of CSS positioning elements. You will find information on the various positioning schemes used in CSS at and scroll down to find the specifics on using top, bottom, left, right positioning declarations.
10 Top Responsive Blog WordPress Themes Here are 10 great premium blog style WordPress themes with responsive designs for bloggers. A responsive WordPress theme is built to automatically adapt its design to look great no matter what screen size or device is being used to view the site. This means it will work and look perfect on all desktop browers, iPhones, iPads, and any other tablet, smartphone or mobile device. Responsive web design is a technique that uses CSS3 media queries to alter how pages look depending on the device accessing it. That is, there is one HTML code for the page regardless of the device accessing it, but its presentation changes using CSS media queries to specify which CSS rules apply for the browser displaying the page. Responsive design is Google’s preferred method of building smartphone optimised websites. With the explosion of smartphone use and people accessing websites on mobile devices it is important to take mobile web design seriously and ensure your blog is ready for mobile viewers. Elemin
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Installing Multiple Blogs Languages: English • Português do Brasil • ไทย • 中文(繁體) • (Add your language) Multiple Blogs Through Multiple Installs If you want multiple blogs using WordPress, you must actually install each separately (that is, as a separate WordPress installation). You can do this whether you have the ability to create multiple databases or are limited to a single database. Please note in WordPress 3.0 there is now a native ability to create multiple blogs, referred to as a network of sites. This is because the codebase for WordPressMU was merged into core. Multiple Databases You'll need a separate MySQL database for each blog you plan to install. The wp-config.php file will vary for each installation. define('DB_NAME', 'wordpress'); // The name of the database define('DB_USER', 'username'); // Your MySQL username define('DB_PASSWORD', 'password'); // ...and password DB_NAME will be the name of the individual database created for that blog. Single Database Main blog: $table_prefix = 'main_'; Test blog:
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